What happens when a monster magnet meets an Apple iPhone? Well, that’s a complex question. Let’s break it down into five, easy to read steps that will make you happy.
1. APPLE IPHONE IS MAGNETIC
This may seem like an obvious one but it should be noted that an Apple iPhone is, in fact, magnetic. As you can see in the video, it has a stronger attraction to that magnet then Donald Trump has to his tanning bed. Apparently, though, the magnet does less damage.
2. MASSAGING SMARTPHONES ON MAGNETS FEELS GOOD
In the rare case you ever have a monster magnet and an Apple iPhone you are willing to damage a little bit, by all means, rub it over the hte magnet. According to the video, it is a relaxing sensation unlike anything else. Is there a scientific reason why this is? Perhaps but it looks like one of those experiences you just have to try.
3. MAGNETS DON’T (REALLY) BREAK IT
After a few seconds of relaxing magnet rubbing, it seems that the Apple iPhone is in working order for the most part. Yes, it looks a bit glitchy at first but that should be expected since it was just rubbed across a magnet capable of wiping out hard drives.
4. DON’T EXPECT THE COMPASS TO WORK
If you bring your Apple iPhone monster magnet in the woods and get lost, you’re going to have a bad time. In turns out that the magnet renders the compass completely useless on the device. North, south, east and west are no more. Instead, you are left to your own, sick thoughts and a mildly functional smartphone.
5. AVOID MAGNETS AND VALUABLE TECH
The lesson today seems to be that magnets and valuable technology should not exist together. Be it for fun, science or anything in between, keep your smartphones far away from monster magnets. It will likely result in a few good minutes of fun followed by serious thoughts of depression. Take this as a valuable lesson one should carry to the grave. Magnets and smartphones. Not even once.
